Sentence examples for and cannot be communicated from inspiring English sources

In many ways brain injury is a silent epidemic; its effects are not always visible and cannot be communicated easily.

Some men are trapped in a vicious cycle where emotional honesty and vulnerability cannot be communicated.

Gorgias, who claimed that nothing exists, or if it does exist it cannot be known, or if it exists and is knowable it cannot be communicated to another, has often been accused of denying all reality and all knowledge.

Under the circumstances, according to Weber, a modern individual tends to act only on one's own aesthetic impulse and arbitrary convictions that cannot be communicated in the eventuality; the majority of those who cannot even act on their convictions, or the "last men who invented happiness" à la Nietzsche, lead the life of a "cog in a machine".

Yet, for the time being, what the magicians teach the boys is that some knowledge cannot be communicated; it is yours and can only be shown, and the range of things that fathers don't know is larger than what they do.

Even in these financially sophisticated times, however, symbols matter, and the message communicated by these symbols is one which cannot be communicated in any other way.

Performative legitimation means maximizing the flow of information and minimizing static (non-functional moves) in the system, so whatever cannot be communicated as information must be eliminated.

However, if the flow is critical, the pressure drop is related only to upstream pressure as reduction in downstream pressure cannot be communicated upstream (Darby 2001; Janssen 1967; Ramamurthi and Nandakumar 1999; Roul and Dash 2012).

In all languages and linguistic creations … in addition to what can be conveyed something that cannot be communicated; depending on the context in which it appears, it is something that symbolizes or something symbolized [13, p. 169].

For this I turned to Walter Benjamin who had turned a translator's eye on language and observed that there is: In all languages and linguistic creations … in addition to what can be conveyed something that cannot be communicated; depending on the context in which it appears, it is something that symbolizes or something symbolized [13, p. 169].

It is a healing process that cannot be communicated with words, for no words can describe the horror and trauma that are transmitted from generation to generation.